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Telegram-herald., 1887-02-28
CUTTING RATES.
Freight Rates Cut in the Northwest and
scalpers Supplied with Tickets

Sr. Paul, MINI, Fec. 27.--Eastbound
freight rates between here and Chicago are
badly demorallzed on all roads. a ten cent
psr hundred -ale on carloads beng easily
obtainable with prospect of ten cent
rate soon irrespective of classification.
There is little prospect of 8 restoration of
rates before the Interstate Commerce bill
takes effect. and North Western merchants
ara likely to taks sdysntage OF the cut to
lay in stocks. Passenger rates are also more
or less effected. IL Is rumored here that
one road hes stocked Twin City scelpers
with q large block of unlimited tickets at
cut rates which will be good after the Inter
State Commerce bill goes into operation.
The Withdrawal OF the Milwaukee road
from the South Western association is one
reason given for the demorilization in rates.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-28
-oas - 80. Fra~~-l >

A. fbs 6seue1 su8 tkef Trends sps
every one Interested in fhs sc isddie4
va raat - - ~ ths sfaadss.2ns tbss
eask f.seisu8Ez ARE sftern1on One 81
the f.raessf ~ 80 eEeeiifrt 1oll.
saaF. Tist 81 - rssiistif sceaes - zsfes'
e~ Tcrt IRE sre efe-rs ~ ttrinr iu
te-rss ttrouzlsJat sne the rss8F ls.rt a.
re-.ee - - - sosls rdnetee ~ tagrfnoas
t.sl..-sees ffv t4s weef
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-28
An I-s-h riot.

DrsLIx. Feb. IA fight occurred be-
tween the pssssrtry ard shs police st New
Ross on saturday. The police were about
one hundred strong. Ehi.e their sdversar.es
numbered ABORT Ave hundred The former
used ,heir hetors and bay0nets freely. while
th- mob shoverei their antagonists with
stones A great many wsrs injured on both
xiies. some cutie seriously.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-28

BsfrIwoss. Nd Feb 27.-Joseph "
Hssee ssei 25 years 81 49 Asquitst.. was
committed 10 the ritv iaii on February =.
il defauit Of payment Of ons dollar ice aud
eosts tof disturbing tie peace Thus morn.
lnr he tore 70 ore 81 ne sheets on bic
PRISON cos and hsnzed himself. The body
vas taken % his fathers home this after
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-28

Citas. > TsuE4 - ssn frsreisc7. ofs =
shs heaviest f1rssare iets=Fs 0h re ~
slsf sa<x.. = r. - citr ssea9 ~ o7eers
wlfh tfse se~etni fselyres se.s ~ Ffc4r
- - frr -fref fr<sa fiz - fo1 - s.ate
s--ers wEs flrsFss f-efsids t-1ff 49, 80
frsds - tFrst se4so1 49, t11fsssef - siaa.
st.frrsenfe f-ofa $50 e<sV srNys.xe1s sisss
ffse sznn3re8 ass le<<a - fzrB7sHr a..
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-28

BAVgaR. Ne. FEB. 27.--EleFe is move
ment 70 prevent Nr CgmuiuEs. the post
master net supointe-l. rom getting a cora
RI ission 4 strong renlonstrsnce vii ue
sent 81 President Clersssud gy certain bus
iDess raen. CuuaaiaEs aas gone 80 Nasa-
i1gton 20 look sffer BIS i1-ersSfs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-28

The Town wIIi se Movei Eodiiy - Keep
raae WI Ths nalrsaa.

Pace Tsfh The Railroad.
IynIsSaIt. Tex Feb. - ~ - Southern
Pacific Company viii abandon its terminus
= its point and ran is ia 10 Port Lsrs, =
or M8iat8rls Pay tea miles above here
Tas pfaclcs ends tas existence ~
fndanoia. = he sarera s-affas ~ fss uasg
twelve resrs haTe r1le5 fhe g.scs As ~
frcn fhs ereaf i0es-f g. Tr8pery faD iiies
rere sscrii.ced Sln7s tais period. The
public buildings ua als1 - removed ~
Port Iavacs and cif. lsns a-e already aee .n-
ning ~ move taeir 5we. rs to fhft pace.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-28

rrossls IL srsssA C<l~aass@ siss ths
N.4esAA2is-

x.4es1Axis-
Nscsoask p c. F~s. = ~ lhurss1ay nAs At
~ 10 sclock = ros of Nsnoslksr tb "a
men proceeded ie e4laE q tls-ese $40
were clearing lsas- Tnry bSfne4 ~
osstos al -, CasaaAe. ti4rsw tt&r E,sds
~, 49, Ar .,s resizt,lx hAn1lesss<se csles-
r.sis TIE - - LEI iuserfxrsifS SnS ths
rrasrd 49,, si,~a.~ssa Al uidai 81 -sserai
CAin-ss fss.uar,~s .xrs -: ou tie baf the
dau~s we're extang is1et oefofe ssfi-tAs lsss
secaErsd 1ssfsrlAf the Coinese sets an r
couYer saa wscs 10 WestnlRsieg. r : not
kn0sn whsf ~in be dons, 5sEs Il K supposed
the Prey fnc.sl ls0yerumen. MI setAa = pro-
test and snforcs the lzw.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-28

dsereas. snd u kssas4. e > =a'a. = De
sr'uioed ials yea - prege1s te11'r<nzs
~ sslen Tasty lssisl49n. ~ kesFusx We
sQr1epr asisn hilts ID Eas sag Esad as1g .
las rslEaiiai8g ss'ne 81 r1e sasslss4 s1lsl tae.E
co1s ieraslan 4ad p4ss4ge-
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-28

RrcEksrsT. FEB -7.-rhe reported rsvo-
infon . So q vesterisv has turned cuf ID
Be a II + s1e allkiF. cans sting scleiT ~ Toe
srrest ~ 4 .eW 8us~isns No we're sct1g
IN a disarierlv asznaer
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-28

HsxSfast, No, FEB. z7.-Fire this after
noon si3ed b. strong xind, destroyed
eight biloxi Of closely PILED laml,er tle
st0cs ~ d. Dubach 4 Co. sud Hsrrensn &
Gard. together ~Ish seven box car. On
bach & Co est mste gbeir los a. Sf5sHf.
light Insurance.. Herreu1an q Cari loss Is
Sta0de fairy insured A. one Gme The
fire threatened 20 sweep through al fAsf
u.rt oi he city hef wee1 if snf the rirer
and ~ Q1'ncT Ere Department. vhict Nss
teleErspne8 fo f3r hs.r. responded prourt-
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-28

Wsss7 xz11S- F-s 1s-F8s western Nich-
issn snd " Wisr1n=ir. frr weafher ssii0wed
hr iocas snowx w~ne- winds- ssaersily
ssssf hsrig.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-28
a GEORGIA CYCLONE.
schools and Dwellings Blown Down. One
Man Killed. several Isiured.

Macon, Ga. Feb. IA terrible cyclone
struck Entonton. Ca, yesterday afternoon.
The academy was blown from its founda-
ton aud wrecked. and many residences
were badly damaged A blacksmith named
Marshall was killed by his shop falling on
him. Several others were hurt, but none
sz-touatr
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-28

BErrors FtlIs 81. Fea. T.--A heavy
dry snow 81 ssrs last p Eht - tie dsfsk
II s. inrbes TIE hes~r wird o. faSsv
hss drifte8 t in al dirscrfons s1s co-a-
psefsiy choked ~ go ccfs Al trsrss
are 8els5ed ard ~ tishrzys are nesfiy
inaDass sle
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-28

CExs-zz. ". p. z7.--T TssstrlsF's ssox
hae heez ~eSsT 4rs<see ~ = zsle t9zzg
Fzszsr7rs tszf1c-is sekss1si rs1aS-e1se6.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-28
JUSTlN'S LAST SPEECH.
The Distinguished NJ. C. Banquetsd by
Dion Boucicault.

Dion BoucicaiIlt.
Bosrov, Mass, Feb 27.-Jnstin Mccarthy.
NJ. F., was banCueied at the Hotel Bruns-
wick this afternoon by Dion Boucicault,
the actor and playwright Many promi-
nent Journalists aud others interested in the
Irish cause were present. This evening Mr.
McCartay delivered his last lecture ia this
country ~ the Boston Theatre.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-28

Over Fifty Thousand Dosla
worth Of Boots. Shoes and ki
bers for Gentlemen. LADIES' ~
Children must DC disposed OF
once. The stock n couar ~
every respect. You viii lst
sizes and AL widths. ~ cor
no sisocdy goods or y ~5
trash 70 palm of. bot esl ere
is WARRANTED 20 a.,
honestly made and po az.
every respect. =
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-28

Oar reaacr for thss Crcst ODe
Siaae bter SEir IL
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-09
How Gisdssons's VITA Guards Him.

LONDON Letter To n. 7. sun.
I mentioned las. week tho strong interes
which the wife of the Grand Old Man takes
In his lSborN This interest has boon moat
plainly shown this week, for almost every
day have seen Mira Gladstone sitting for
hours In the uncomfortable gallery assigned
to ladies, closely following the proceedings
Last night she appeared In the gallery a. Mr..
Gladstone appeared on the floor of the House
and all the through debate shesat and listened.
A. times Mr. Gladstone dozed, or seemed to,
but Mrs. Gladstone lid not On tho CONTRARY '
she took notes, and seemed to ply her pen.
Gil most vigorously during the brief periods
which her husband devoted to rest She
did not leave her post until after O'ciock
In the morning, when Mr.. Gladstone dc.
parted with . rather sleepy smile Of the
ParnslliteA who remained TO keep watch
until the last. When Mr.. and MIRA Glad.
stone left the House together II became eyi.
dent that tho wife WAS actuated by stronger
motive In maintaining than her desire 10 iol
low the debate A footman appeared ct the
doorway with = hugo muller, and before Nj,
GlAdstone was SLOWED to face night cir he
had humbly to submit 70 being onveloped In
that mt III sr from his chin almost 70 his waist
alter the fashion employed by . boy In pro-
pairing his spinning top for action. Mr..
GladstOns's reck lessness In regard To his
health when lett alone IL proverbiAl, and II IL
IN absolute though repnlsive fact that Q cor.
tam class ot Tories contem plate with pleasure
the possibility OF his sudden removal Is the
result Of his inprudence. 1t In not at ail
likely they will be gratifed ~ long - Mrs.
Gladstone exercises her sway, for In domestic
matters Il II absolute, and Mr.. Gladstone
submits ito being enveloped IN Q mufiisr
when commanded by his wife with . moek.
ness Dickens cherub might have envied.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-09
The Terrible Rssuit OF . Plsytui sssusEIs.

terrible tragedy took place Sunday
morning near Spring station, KY, on the
farm Of Captain James Black burn, tx.s .secrs.
tsry Of state, and brother OF Senator ]. G., =,
Blackburn. Miss Henrietta Black buru, 90.
comPsnisd by her cousin, Henrietta Hemp.
stead, young lady OF 10 years, went out 70
shoot ut mark with . small rifle. They
we're joined by Samuel Black burn . young
man OF -, brother OF Miss Henristts
Blackburn, and . friendly contention wss
begun N to who should shoot at the mark
hrst Tho three engaged In playful struggle
Tor the posse scion OF the ride, land In this
struRgle the weapon way discharged, the ball
piercing the heart Of Miss Hem ietta Hemp
stead, killing her instantly. The un fortunate
lady gave l!sht scream, dropped upon the
blue grass and breaihed her last before her
horritied cousins realized the awful calamity
that had befallen them. Messengers were
buried oil for medical and other saaistanca
and II was with the utmost difficulty tina,
Miss Blackburn and Miss Hsmpstesd's
mother could be restored from the ahock &C.
casionsd by the terrible death Of the Young
lady. Miss Hsmpstesd was . great favortte
In the community. The funeral will take
place Monday afternoon at Frankfort
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-09
Agony u COurtctl

by persons who, attacked by a mild form Of
rheumatism. neglect to seek prompt relief.
Subsequent torture Is prevented by an i'm.
mediate resort to Hostetter's stomach Bitters,
Slight exposure. an occasional draught, will
bcget this painful malady, where there Is q
prcdispositiOu to 1t IN the iAood. 1t is not
difficult to arrest the trouble at the outset, but
well nigh impossible to eradicate IL when
matured. No evidence In relation to this
superb blood depurent Is more positive than
that which establishes Its efficacy as . pre-.
ventive and remedy for rheumatism. Not
only IL 1t thorough. but safe, which the yege.
table and mineral poisons, often taken "a
'nratives of the disease, are not. Besides ex-
pelling the rheumatic virus from the system.
u overcomes fever and ague, biliousness, con.
stipation and dyspepsia.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-09

PENNSYLVANlAR RAILROAD DOwnW
4 ULE.-In erect from June IA la0R 60
Trains LAW LAHuAsfEn on6 losvo S~n 49, s
At fh1ladelphiA - follow:
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-09
" Fire Him Out

This 10 common remark when rOughs and
r0wdys insult public decency by their u 4 .esn,I '
ways. Dyspepsia II hOrrid bore Fire Il out
With Ruydock Hood 6ntsrs You can do Il
North Queen street. Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-09
PAIN IN THE BACK AND nrps

l13 FnrTH sT.. DETROIT. MIcH.. Dec. IL, 1855.
year ago WAS taken with severe pain In my
DICK ana hips. II continued TO grow verse
! nad 10 Keep my bed. tried several remedies
INT we're recommended. without doing mo any
good. then put on two ALLooCx's PoRous
rLAsrERs. They took the pain away 30 quick
that was able to be up In less than twenty. tour
hours. ana In week WAS entirely recovered.
vas cured OF chronic cough by the use Of Al l.
COCK fLAsTERs. KATE MoBURNEY.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-09
Let Truth Prevail

Let the facts be hnowa. Let US understand
tnAt boil, or An ulcer. or q csrbuncle or nnV
eruption or blemish OF the skin II sura To wear
10y and diseppesr when Buvdock blood BU.
~ we employed. This wonderful medicine
sa sc.s directly upon the circulation aud the ras
sone % for y. use are therefore obvious. FOR sale
SusSn .; =; SoccnFsn druggist. ls7 and la9 North
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-09
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~DOIAL lO1IOA0,


The Man Who Talks Much
We want To say word to you who make a iiy-
Ing with your tongue. You certainly must have
clear. strong voice to engage your listeners.
". Ihomds Eciectrtc OF for sore throat colds.
ana hOAr-eness IL unsxcelled. Use and ad mira
rOr sale by'H H. Cochran, druggist, 1877 and iS9
North Queen street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-09
An Gxplasosasa.

. On incont ntsstible fact that Mossas :.Sss.ti.s
on vii cure sprain. bruise. bitS, or ~
for neuralgia and rheumatism yog ssio 81 Fl
= CeeiHn: ssTes'st W asa ~ Ao9tS 0Sss:
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-09

Indigestion, and after trying Svsprp sp,% mver ana
ns6ls ussG 66SgscSn 1tsed 6s 4hs ss.t
tirsly. J. = Williamson. Rochsstef. NV ne en-.
sale By y Cochran, druggtst ia and II; uortS
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-09

IRON Richmond. Va i sell q great deal of Dr
Buil's cough syrup and nnd that 10 gives better
satisfaction than any o, her Cough syrup
WILSON MOsEEEY' Drnggist
"Once upon 2 midnight dreary," when I
with pain. friend bought me bottle OF saliva
tion on II cured me. ! needed this, and
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-09
iis Eqosl Yss to H..r From.

~ tsSpc ~ ana uncertain. but Dr. TNorsaS Eciss
~ sSns ~. pas one course-it heals ana curss
ano sore throat has never yet bsen sold1 cSI% Snr
sale by n. B. Cochran, drusSisH ~ e y0a ,ua
NORTH queen street. L0ncsStSr 40 s"o Aos
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-09
s,s0xsl Wlss fHD SA0A.
Albert sscosd, Nosssasc fhssd aad llsst voussI
rhs Money Thsy Wis.

AlO0ev B0CO0Os NOsOsuO" ss'sN -" ssSss wVOsso
rhs Money rhsy Wis.
Anton strokel, the Australian, and - awk.
wardly appearing . walker - ever strods
sswdust, 10 the winner Of the international
six days 90 as-you. .pleass rsce which closed
at tho EIits rink, Philadelphia, on Saturday
evening. s,rokel quit at 03O O'Clock o, m.
With 6i5 miles 2 laps 70 hts credit D mills
less than the distance traversed in the same
time by vint In tho match last February. Hs
~ 10 re'seive g., 600 aud IL declared the yin.
ner, James Advert the PhilsdelphIs lsd, and
Q prime 'avori'e, taking second money, 81 OOO.
with bo5 miles I laps 70 his credit Yestsr.
day Albert WIS the recipient OF scores III
noral dssigna w. r. Cronin, Of No. 1906
Market street., gave him elOO and Hen Cur.
ran, OF Atlantic CITY, e2h Norsmsc, By his
marvellous nth day burst Of ~ milss,
reached t92 miles laps, and took the Thru
prize of t'OO, wh,ie Hart, the col0rod man,
who was heavily backed 70 win first money,
csme out fourth, his score being As miles
isps His purse was stOO. Elson was the
o'clock.
The score Of the ton men who finished, out
Of thirty eight who started lest Monday
morning, wss - follows:
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-09
oau sNrNs, sOHa.

CauRNiN0 SONa.
To and fro. 10 and fro. slOwly swings the cnern
To ana fro. ~ and fro, crimson rOeee burnt
Drowsy scarlet poppiea sway
where the morning brerses plav'
To ana fro. 70 and fro waves the nodding ssrn
Ger the clover, TAR away.
Laden bees and perfumes stray
Mingled with the cAtbird's iayi
To and fro, TO and frOs
In tho an my glow.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-09

a 00O REWARD.
QXSNOO For any case Of Kidney Irou:
WssknssS 'v tSat S1T xkiC aERvE BiTfESs
hals toe eusa Sold by drpEG;ssss, q e ~ HSstSa "a.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-09-17
Nc Carlyle Indicted.

CHICAGO, Sept. S.-Tbe grand jury found a
true bill against McGsrigle, the boodler, de-
tective Pinkerton and Col. Hickey, Gil Of Chi.
csgo, this morning, for conspiracy. The only
witness examined was James Baxter, who
made the charge. Crown Prosecutor Green
shields, In speaking of the matter said: There
ere three counts In the Indictment, which lie
for conspiracy against James Baxter, Three
persons are indicted, McGarigle, Nm. A,
P'nkerton. snd Michael Hickey, of Chicago.
Hickey came to Montrael during the criminal
case against Baxter and admitted the conspir.
acr by which Bsxter's picture was placed In
the rosues' gallery In Chicago. hsye there.
fore indicted the three Of them upon the
counts, first, OF placing the picture IN TIE
rogues' gallery; second, ofconspiring to place
1t thrre for the purpose OF making false tes-
timony OF that fact before the criminal court
here, and third, the overt get. MeGa9igle is
near St. Cstherines, and be cannot e,cAse.
We have an eye pom him. The indictmen,
against MeGarigle was signed by the judges
this afternoon, and Is second on the list 70 90
before the grand jury.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-09-17
Lost on Lake Superior.

MILWAUKEE, Sept. Sword has been re-
Niagara, consort Of the steamer Raleigh, six
miles northeast of Whitefsh point, Lake Su-
perior, in Yesterdays gale. She was com
manded by Capt. Clements and was ore laden
from Ashland to Ashtabula. Her crew OF ten
men was lost and the captains family is also
reported to have been on board. Owing to
poor wires snd the fact that there are no sur
v%iyors, details are hard to get.
Capt. Delos Waite, Of the steamer Idaho,
has just arrived and reports passing the
wreck OF the Niagara at IL 80 a. IN. to- .ay.
She lies In one fathom OF water, ten miles
this side Of Wh!teish point, aud five miles
from the shore, Her mizzen mast just reaches
above water and her main and fore are
boating near with other pieces Of wreckage.
Capt. Waite saw no traces OF any OF her ILL
fated crew, and states that though not many
many miles from the shore and the Whiteish
Point life saving station, no small boat could
have lived In the terrible sea that was running
there Wednesday. Capt. Waite thinks that
In addition to the crew OF the Niagara, there
were a number OF ladies aboard OF her, as he
met her as she was bound up and noticed
them. All must have persisted, between thir-
teen and fifteen souls Qhe gale was one OF
the worst on tie lake for years, the wind
re ching a velocity Of sixty miles an hour.
The George Sherman is safe behind Whitefsh
Paint, though fears were felt for her safety.
There is no way If as~certaining the names OF
the lost tom lght.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-09-17
GERMAN

Session of the Central Union of America
George Mitseh of st. Paul Speaks vio-
lently Against the Knights Of Labor.
CHICAGO, Sept. 6.--The first BUSINESS SEES
sion Of the German Rouan Catholic Union Of
America began to-day IN St. Michael's hall
with prayer by Rev. DIR. William Taper, of
Covington, KY, the leading spirit in the
gathering. Aoont 800 delegates were present.
President snannhorst, of Detroit, made an
address OF greeting. He claimed that the
attitude OF the German Catholics toward
other nationalities had been misrepresented
and false reports circulated. In his opinion
the German Catholics recognized no tistincp
ton OF nationalities On the question at
issue between the Irish and the German
Catholics the church alone had authority to
decide. The Germans in America were
obliged TO preserve the German language In
their schools. On account Of that they had
been reproached with trying to Germanize
America. That charge was unjust. george
Aitsch, OF st. Paul introduced the following
resolution.
Whereas, The so-called Knights of Labor
come forth from day TO day with their talk
for the purpose OF helping the workiugmen to
their rights by unrfghteous means ana tramp
ling law and and oruer under foot, and try to
destroy Scriptural faith, therefore, be 1t
Resolved, That we urge ali Catholic work.
ing people TO keep away from said societies,
for according TO eur experience such CON-
pany Is net advisable for Catholic working
people, for where prohibitionists, anarchists
and socialists assemble to consult about the
welfare Of MANKIND, there should not be
found any German Catholic workingmen. In
order to protect the good name of German
Catholic societies f:oSi injury, all societies
should be exhorted not to receive In their
midst any Knights Of Labor, and such as are
already In them saould be induced to leave
the Knights of Labor.
Mr.. Mitsch spoke In favor Of his resolu-
ton.
The Knights OF Labor had a demoraljztnr
influence upon the German workingmen. He
failed TO see any diff renee between the
knights or Labor and other socialist and pro-
hieition societies. He was sorry to see that
many Germans were members OF an order the
leaders OF which had addressed a petition to
congress against German Immigration, while
Mr.. Powderly had openly shown himself 70 be
a prohibitionist ard enemy of the Germans.
The entire order OF the knights OF Labor WAS
governed by irlehmen. The Germans ought
to consider II q disgrace TO be ruled by Irish
ignoramuses.
The remarks were received with applause.
The resolution was referred to the committee
ON labor mstters. 4 irty-two new societies
were admitted to the union.
CHICAGO Sept. Tn the afternoon officers
or The ensuing wear were elected. rhe only
new man in the list IA second yice-president,
Thordon ScholtoB, Of Chicago. Cin.innat
was selected as the place for holding the next
ANIMAL convention. The executive committee
was also elected and a vlce-president named
for each state. Tee Mitch resolution against
the Knights OF Labor was rejected.